The phrase "admitted it should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or confessing that something ought to be a certain way.
Example: "After much consideration, she admitted it should be done differently to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "acknowledged it ought to be" or "confessed it needs to be".
"He admitted it should be 22, not 29 for city traffic," Mr. Koopersmith said.
When Bragg asked why he thought he had failed, Bacon admitted, "It should be all much more colour, should have got more of the interior of the mouth, with all the colours of the interior of the mouth, but I didn't happen to get it".
Biggs tries to treat it like any other gadget until Carr shames him into admitting it should be buried in cement.
Aside from admitting that "it should be good for business at L'Anima," and revealing that he used to frequent the restaurant when working for tuppence in the kitchen at one of London's top hotels, Mazzei is excited about the opportunity to further popularise cooking from his native region.
But the report's authors admit that "it should be remembered that there was no specific evidence to support these estimates".
The company, which was this month forced to write off the debts of 330,000 borrowers that it admitted it should never have been given loans, has appointed experienced debt management executive Paul Miles as its new chief financial officer.
But even many gold bugs who recommend the metal to short-term traders admit it shouldn't be a big part of the assets you're trying to grow for retirement.
Though even the chain readily admits it should not be considered a bastion of health.
But he admits it should have been better.
In agreeing to settle out of court with the commission, the brokerage, which has about 200 employees, did not admit that it should be held liable or that it had discriminated or harassed any employees.
Andy Burnham, the front-runner, said Labour should admit it should not have been running a significant deficit before the crash.
